
Overview
Firefly is a Cloud Asset Management solution powered by Infrastructure-as-Code. Using Firefly, DevOps & SRE teams can manage their entire cloud with IaC to eliminate cloud chaos, improve efficiency, and accomplish more while ensuring every change to the cloud meets industry standards and best practices. Firefly supports AWS, GCP, K8s Clusters, DataDog, GitHub, Akamai, Okta, and more.
Highlights
- Catalog - Discover all your resources across multi-cloud, K8s, and different IaC tools to identify unmanaged or misconfigured environments
- Codify - Automatically transform unmanaged resources into Terraform, Pulumi, CloudFormation, and Helm
- Control - Get a complete and up-to-date inventory of all the resources in your cloud environments and use a single policy engine across multi-cloud and different IaC tools. Leverage smart asset classifications to turn DevOps into a data-driven practice.
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Dimension | Description | Cost/month |
|---|---|---|
Enterprise | Contact us: contact@firefly.ai | $0.00 |
Starter | Up to 4,000 assets, 3 Cloud accounts, 2 K8s clusters | $699.00 |
Pro | Up to 20,000 assets, 12 cloud accounts, 8 K8s clusters | $2,899.00 |
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Design workflows have been transformed and now enable rapid ad visuals and campaign launches
What is our primary use case?
I typically use Firefly to generate images. For example, when I want to create a social media post and quickly generate a Facebook ad, Firefly helps us generate quick images for our paid media or social media ads. At the same time, it is also helping us generate quick videos, small videos that can be used in campaigns.
My main use case for Firefly is mostly generating images and getting some idea of the creation process. Suppose I am working on a new project and do not have the idea of how to put different objects together. I go to Firefly, add the prompt, and see how Firefly generates the images. Based on that output or the generated image, we get some insight and start working on the actual creative.
What is most valuable?
Firefly offers several best features in my opinion. We have the TTS feature and TTV feature. Additionally, suppose I have a single image from the creative designer and I want to generate different variations or different sizes of that image that will get adapted mostly on Google Ads . For example, I want to generate different renditions of that same image in different resolutions. I can quickly go to Firefly and from a single image generate different multiple images in different renditions.
Firefly also helps us expand images. For example, I have a small image that is a portrait and I want to convert that as a full image or a hero image, which fits on a wide screen. Firefly helps us generate the images. It will not be stretching or squeezing your image. Instead, Firefly takes the context from your image and generates the next object which could appear. For example, if I am standing on a beach, it will generate the beach. It will generate a few people, it will generate some pictures of the sea, maybe some coconut trees.
Firefly has positively impacted my organization a lot. I can say it is helping us reduce the effort and cost, saving the cost. For example, I have to create one image for our social media post. For that, we have to request our creative team, and then a creative designer will work on that idea and take one day or two days to get the design complete. After that, it comes to the review. With the help of Firefly, we can quickly generate the images and get them reviewed. Our go-to-market becomes easy. Within two hours or three hours, we can complete this whole process: generation, review, and all, and go to the market instantly. Additionally, if we have one image available and I want to quickly launch a Google Ad campaign that requires different renditions of the image, I can quickly use Firefly and generate different renditions of the image using the single image. So, it also reduces the dependency which we had earlier with the creative designers and the creative team.
What needs improvement?
If I talk about the cost, the cost is a little high. However, I think it is saving our cost in another way. So it is a win-win situation for both of us, the customer and the users. At conclusion, it is good for us. Cost does not matter.
For how long have I used the solution?
I have been using Firefly since it came into existence for the last two and a half years.
What do I think about the scalability of the solution?
I think Firefly is scalable. We do not make the product-related feature or we do not interact with the product-related feature. Whatever is available from the product gets deployed or available in our sandbox easily. So we can say it is scalable.
Which solution did I use previously and why did I switch?
I did not use any different solution. Before that, we were using the legacy system, which was creating the image from scratch. Tools such as Photoshop or Illustrator, or maybe Spark or Adobe Express, these were the tools which we used to use earlier.
What was our ROI?
Firefly saves one employee. It saves 5 million annually. In return on investment, we can say that all of our team members now are creative designers. They can give their input, they can generate the images, and they can play around.
We are currently improving 40% of our go-to-market time. Also, if I talk about the revenue, it is helping us reduce the cost by 30%. Then, revenue is increasing with the help of new ideas which we are seeing. That is 20% approximately as of now, since we are already in the experimental mode.
Which other solutions did I evaluate?
We evaluated Gemini and also Sora , but we found Firefly is better.
What other advice do I have?
Firefly is deployed on a public cloud. It is accessible through firefly.com.
It is an amazing tool for me. I find it helpful, quick, and easy to use.
If your use case suggests it, do not go for the other tool, just use Firefly. That is the best tool which I feel. I recommend the same to you.
I found it good and interactive. The best AI interview. It is awesome and fantastic.
My review rating for this product is 10 out of 10.
Improved cloud visibility has reduced manual audits and supports better tagging governance
What is our primary use case?
For cloud asset visibility and governance in my AWS environment, Firefly helps me to quickly identify untagged and orphaned resources across multiple AWS accounts that I have. This allowed me to enforce ownership and clean up unused assets that were visible to me.
What is most valuable?
Features such as Cloud Asset Discovery, Tagging Compliance, Ownership Mapping, and Cost Visibility are the strongest features that Firefly offers in my experience.
Among those features, I find myself relying on Tagging Compliance the most because I am relying on Tagging Compliance to tag all the cloud inventory with it.
Firefly has positively impacted my organization by improving visibility, accountability, and governance maturity of my cloud.
I have already reduced manual cloud audits by 40 to 50 percent and identified several unused or unowned resources for cleanup. While it is still early to say, it has definitely helped me a lot.
What needs improvement?
Enhanced reporting flexibility and deeper historical trend analysis would be useful improvements for Firefly.
It is early to rate it since I have been using it for a couple of months only, but the more I leverage its features, the more I realize its true value. However, I still see a lot of improvement scope in their service. I may still be figuring that out, but it definitely has a long way to go.
At the moment, I believe it is too early for me to report any additional improvements needed. I am still evaluating and using it, as I just started using it.
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Firefly is definitely a strong platform for organizations early to mid-journey in cloud governance and FinOps. With continued automation and reporting enhancements, it can deliver even more value.
I find this interview well-structured and easy to follow.
My overall review rating for Firefly is an 8 out of 10.